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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1948
Page
9
NEA fashion notes present cover-up ensembles designed for hot weather. Victorian styled boleros with high necklines pair with backless sundresses. white soutache trims dark pique. damask fabrics from Hope Skillman appear with satin-like chambrays. Margot highlights a swirl-skirted chambray dress with a bow tied keyhole neckline.
Alicia Hart urges women to curb talk of growing old as it annoys contemporaries and pressures friends to deny age. Reassurance comes not from dialogue but by feeling and acting young, she argues, avoiding verbal age battles and tactful denials.
A new type of home air conditioning unit is claimed to remove dust soot and pollen from rooms making interiors cleaner and healthier. The device targets allergy sufferers and households seeking better air quality with a compact design and energy efficiency.
Mrs. Morris Smith of Guymon Oklahoma state treasurer of the Oklahoma Association of Garden Clubs will lecture on Culture of Roses on the High Plains at the Amarillo Rose Society Show. The event, free to the public, will be in the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel Friday with judging to follow entries in by 11 a.m. and ballroom open at 7:30 a.m.
Floria Ann Sorrenti daughter of Mrs. Ora Sorrenti will be presented in recital by Viola W. Wilson at the recital hall 1500 Harrison Friday evening at O o clock She will be assisted by Joanna Jo Broadaway soprano and the event is hosted by Wilson Studios in this local recital notice
Wisconsin produces more canned peas and hemp than any other state, reflecting the state's agricultural prominence. The quantity underscores Wisconsin's role in national supply chains and farm commodity output. Local farms contribute to the heightened production levels shaping regional economic activity.
Bonita Chapter 184 of the Order of the Eastern Star held a ceremony at Kahiva Temple with installing officers led by chairwoman Nancy Layton and a large gathering of 250 members and guests. Reba Hickerson and Leah Courtney provided vocal selections, with remarks by Bertha Vogel and Glenn Arnold. A reception for the new officers is planned for Wednesday evening at Mrs. L. J’s home.
W B Gibson president of the corporation will lead a meeting in the Fritch school auditorium Thursday night to discuss installing a water system and invite all Fritch property owners. The note mentions many languages used in documents and statements for translation.
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